Five days after the earthquake in China, which devastated large swathes of Sichuan province, President Hu Jintao says rescuers and emergency teams will not give up hope of finding more survivors alive.
The official death toll is put at more than 22,000, but is expected to exceed 50,000 and efforts are now squarely focused on getting help to those who survived the earthquake.

By Chris Buckley DUJIANGYAN, China (Reuters) - A Chinese lake damaged by anearthquake may be about to burst its banks, state media said onSaturday, as President Hu Jintao headed for the epicentre withthe death toll expected to rise to 50,000.
Forty-six seriously injured people needed to be evacuatedimmediately in Beichuan, also at the epicentre of Monday's 7.9magnitude quake, where the water level of a lake was risingrapidly and may burst, Xinhua news agency said.
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BEIJING, May 17 (Reuters) - Forty-six seriously injured people needed to be evacuated immediately in Beichuan, at the epicentre of the Sichuan quake, where the water level of a lake is rising rapidly and may burst at any time, Xinhua news agency reported, quoting warnings from soldiers at the site.
China has put the known death toll from Monday's quake at over 22,000 but has said it expects it to exceed 50,000. About 4.8 million people have lost their homes and the days are numbered in which survivors can be found.
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